Peking, July 23 – In an unprecedented action, the Dalian MarineAcademie and the University of Navy Aviation of the Volks Free Liberation Army (PLA) recently held a joint exercise for coordination between ship and aviation, both during the day and in realistic combat scenarios.
The operation marks the first time that two Marine Academies of the PLA perform an integrated training with the emphasis on realistic combat tactics.
During the exercise, the Dalian MarineAcademie used several ships, while the University used different types of on -board helicopters.
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The units coordinated coordinated in a series of tactical operations, including combat rescue (SAR), target identification and the designation of strategic positions.
According to the exercise command, the ships and aircraft carried out simultaneous missions under challenging maritime conditions, with which they demonstrated a high level of integration and efficiency.
While the ships provided data on target forecast, the helicopters offered continuous air support and simulated realistic combat situations.
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Based on the results of this first phase, the two academies are planning to continue with more complex training sessions, including vertical supplies (Vertrap), air-to-air refueling between helicopters and coordinated SAR missions with several aircraft.
The exercise emphasizes the growing synergy between the naval and air force of the PLA and forms a new milestone in the integrated tactical training between military academies in China.
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